All Things Mk5 > Performance Modifications
Brake upgrade question.
Newbieintown:
Hi Leeroy if your going to be selling on your edition 30 calipers I would be interested.
Shoduchi:
--- Quote from: Leeroy87 on December 20, 2015, 05:20:46 pm ---Thanks for the replies :happy2:
I checked the rear brakes today and they both have a few mm left lol. I'm going to order some r32 or s3 calipers etc tomorrow. What size discs will be needed for the rears with r32/s3 calipers?
Recommend pads?
Thanks
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You need 310 mm vented discs for the rear.
I chose Ferodo DS2500 for the rear.
Shoduchi:
--- Quote from: r5gtt on December 20, 2015, 10:18:02 pm ---I have a standard 200ps gti dsg and I think the brakes are very good and sharp so assuming the ed30 are different?.
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R32/S3 brakes are sharper. Brembos are even better.
Ed. 30 share the same brakes with the GTI.
Kam88:
--- Quote from: Leeroy87 on December 19, 2015, 09:51:01 pm ---Hi guys,
Picked up my edition 30 today and over the moon with it!. However I had bad brake fade after some spirited driving :signLOL:
After searching...
Ive just ordered some ate blue brake fluid.
Been looking for R32 / S3 calipers.
Would 2008 S3 calipers fit?
Am I right in thinking I just need the calipers, carriers, new pads and new 345mm discs?
Do I need the shields and brake lines from the s3 or just order some braided lines for mk5 golf?
Just need a shopping list if someone could please lol.
Thanks :happy2:
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@Leeroy87
Hi mate i just took these off my edition 30 these are direct fit if you are interested also pretty much new discs and pads
http://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,102921.msg1003644.html#msg1003644
Madone:
--- Quote from: flashp on December 20, 2015, 03:43:13 pm ---I'm always quite surprised when I hear of brake fade on a road driven car, particularly a standard vehicle with brakes that are in good repair. Are you sure you don't need to service/repair your braking system??
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I have to agree, my edition 30 is at stage 2+ and on standard brakes, I have no doubt on a track day I could kill them off with this amount of power, but on the road unless I drive really badly and erratically, constantly braking and accelerating , not smooth at all, or simply like a complete loon and braking down from 100+mph repeatedly, I just don't see how I could over stress the standard breaks on the road. Track day yes, no doubt at all, but on the road they seem perfectly up to the job
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